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Set on the slopes in Les Menuires, in the Preyerand area. You can detour off and have dishes served to you straight from the grill and open fire in the restaurant.

This restaurant serves pizza, grills, Savoyard dishes and more. The service is efficient and friendly with a quick lunchtime service for those itching to get back out onto the slopes, and a more leisurely dinner time service for a special meal with family and friends. With a sun terrace it is a great venue for lunch during skiing and, in the evening, it makes for a cosy restaurant with friendly staff. We hear that genepi is often given after the meal as a little extra treat!

Located just above the Croisette in Les Menuires, this mountain restaurant is an convenient lunch stop for skiers and pedestrians alike.

This chalet style restaurant is popular for its good food and friendly staff, not to mention the fabulous views from the terrace.

A slopeside brasserie restaurant with an excellent sun terrace and warming interior where you can enjoy gourmet and traditional cuisine for lunch or dinner.

Warm welcome, cosy interior and tasty French cuisine - who could want for more?

Jacks Bar in Les Menuires, the sister venue of the popular Méribel hotspot, has quickly become a favourite for great food and lively entertainment. Conveniently located at the foot of the piste and close to the shopping area, parking, and nearby chalets or apartments, it offers easy access alongside a unique dining experience.

The Vanoise National Park is one of the highlights of the Tarentaise region. 

Les Menuires is a practical, good-value base with ski-in ski-out access to the vast Three Valleys. Most accommodation is in La Croisette near the shops, bars and restaurants, while Reberty and Les Bruyeres offer a more traditional feel with their own lifts and facilities. Quieter hamlets like Le Bettaix give you easy piste access in a peaceful setting.

Val Thorens is a purpose built resort created over 40 years ago, the original idea thought up by Pierre Schnebelen. The resort began its first season in December 1971 with just three draglifts.

St Martin de Belleville combines traditional French village charm with the convenience of modern skiing. You can wander cobbled streets, sample local cheese and pastries, then hop on the lift to explore the largest ski area in the world. With small welcoming hotels, luxury catered chalets and peaceful evenings, it’s perfect if you want world-class skiing without the bustle of a big resort.